Soon there will be a German hardcore guild in WoW modeled after OnlyFangs. Now Twitch streamer Metashi12 shares the key information.
What is this project about? Kevin “Papaplatte” Teller recently had an idea for a new project in the German Twitch scene: a WoW guild just like the American model OnlyFangs.
OnlyFangs is the guild name of an American streamer guild that played World of Warcraft in hardcore mode as a large Twitch project in 2025. The project was extremely successful and is now set to become a hit in Germany as well.
Now the three founders Papaplatte, Metashi12, and HandOfBlood, despite difficulties in finding a date, have completed their first meeting and the key details are already public.
More about HandOfBlood can be found here:
Start this year
What has been revealed? In several clips from a livestream on YouTube by MMORPG streamer Metashi12, he talked about the meeting with the other co-founders. He revealed that the date for the start has changed.
While the project was initially planned for spring 2026, the streamers are now set to start in December 2025. The project is time-limited to one month, although it is unclear whether the streamers still aim to successfully complete the raid Zul’Gurub.
To ensure the project’s success, streamer Metashi12 announced in a clip on YouTube that he will stream every day for the project until he reaches level 60, which is unusual for him.
How big is the project expected to be? Although the exact goal is not yet known, the three project founders have already revealed how many streamers they expect. Metashi12 explains that “over 150 of the largest German streamers” are interested in participating in the hardcore WoW project.
In another video on YouTube, he mentions Twitch streamers Trymacs and Zarbex as potential candidates, though it is unclear whether they are really involved or just used as illustrations of high-reach streamers.
There, Metashi12 explains that it is his wish for big streamers to encourage their viewers to start with the MMORPG and learn to appreciate it as he does.
Even though the exact participants are not known, we can look forward to many of the well-known faces from the German gaming Twitch scene. Recently, many of them were seen at a large Minecraft tournament that was almost like in the old days: Pietsmiet hosts a huge competition on Twitch, wanting dozens of streamers to compete to see who survives the longest in Minecraft
